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preanesthetic
pre•an•es•thet•ic (priˌæn əsˈθɛt ɪk, ˌpri æn-)
n. 1. a substance that produces a preliminary or light anesthesia. adj. 2. given prior to an anesthetic that induces total insensibility. [1890–95] Translations
preanesthetic
preanesthetic [pre″an-es-thet´ik] 1. pertaining to preanesthesia.2. an agent that produces preanesthesia.3. occurring before the administration of an anesthetic.pre·an·es·thet·ic (prē'an-es-thet'ik), 1. Before anesthesia. 2. A medication given as an agent to and before a primary anesthetic. pre·an·es·thet·ic (prē'an-es-thet'ik) Before anesthesia.
Synonym(s): preanaesthetic. pre·an·es·thet·ic (prē'an-es-thet'ik) 1. Before anesthesia. 2. A medication given as an agent to and before a primary anesthetic.
Synonym(s): preanaesthetic. |